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5 Reasons a Yacht Club Wedding Venue Is Everything

Quick poll: who else has been caught watching Lauren Burnham and Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s recent Insta stories on repeat?? Their Hawaiian rehearsal dinner cruise looked amazing, and you can attribute it all to the splendor of the sea. That boating and nautical way of life, though... so good. And it's something that  Balboa Yacht Club (BYC) knows extremely well. Their weddings and special events, in general, are truly magical, and even though 'yacht' can easily conjure up thoughts of luxury and tuxedo-clad everything, we'll be the first to say that they aren't just a black-tie kind of venue. If you’re a bride or groom who has ever envisioned your wedding day with wind blowing through your hair and a relaxed and blissful waterfront setting before you as you say ‘I Do,’ then we’re pretty sure we’ve found the port for you.

Read on for 5 reasons you really can’t ignore the allure of a yacht club wedding.

There is  a certain level of sophistication .

When only the best will do... choose Balboa Yacht Club, where their facility and services are only surpassed by their desire to make your event completely and utterly carefree for you and your guests. Yes, though it sounds a little lofty, that description ‘when only the best will do’ is completely on-point for this place. What better occasion in a couple’s life to revel in the best than a wedding? We can’t think of anything… Can you? 

The setting is unmatched

Established in 1922, the Clubhouse has an absolutely breathtaking view of Newport Harbor and a resplendently-redesigned main dining room that makes it a true gem in Corona del Mar. I’ve spent at least 50 minutes just looking at a single photo, getting lost in the blissfulness of it all. That perfect, blemish-free sky, that flawless fleet of floating sailboats and yachts that seem to blend into the background (you seriously can’t tell where the bay ends and the sky begins), and the garland and bloom-scaped ceremony setting itself, it’s all just beautiful. 

The staff ensures the day is a total success

Whether you are planning something casual or formal, intimate or intense, the Club's staff provides expert guidance for an impressive, memorable, and meticulously-orchestrated affair rendered to your precise standards. Think about that for a second. Every couple keeps their fingers crossed that their big day goes off without a hitch - but inevitably, something always happens to mess with the marital mellow (and a lot of times, there’s certainly beauty in the messiness). With a yacht club wedding, though, everyone and everything falls in line to ensure the event - and everything that precedes and follows it - is nothing short of immaculate. 

The food is bright and festive

There's just something about eating fresh, vibrant seafood steps away from the food source itself. Aren’t we right?! At BYC, the fare that the couple, their family, and their guests feast on is simply incredible. From just-caught king crab legs to colorful sushi platters and sashimi boats that sparkle, the farm+ocean to table culinary experience that accompanies a yacht club wedding is just heads (or should we say [lobster] tails) above the rest. Their executive chef can tailor any menu to the couples' most discerning palettes. And the outdoor seating just seals the deal, too; depending on the season and the newlyweds’ desires, guests can dine as the sun sets over the water. The epitome of picturesque.

The venue and vendors involved are all hands on deck

The coolest part about this venue, in particular, though is how committed the Club is to its mission to be a "home away from home" for its members and guests. The catering managers and event staff work diligently to make their bride and grooms’ every whim a reality, and they are able to be flexible on everything from their menus to their timelines. Priority number one for the crew at BYC is that the two getting married are completely content with their event - and sometimes that means assembling the best of the best (local+destination vendors and wedding professionals) for a dream team that makes the venue even more magical than it is on its own. The ceremony seating, the cocktail lounges, the tablescapes, the linens, the rentals, the florals, and the multi-tiered pièce de résistance to top it all off = a tremendous team effort and an assured happily-ever-after for the guests of honor. 

Even the planners love the parties

“Balboa Yacht Club has been a property that our team has worked several times over the last six years. We have always been greeted with professionalism and smiling faces throughout the planning process and through our event day. BYC is the perfect place to get married for that bride and groom looking for a waterfront location on Newport Harbor. The views can not be beat and the ceremony locations are exactly what that client is looking for. Depending on the season and desires, guests will dine as the sun sets over the water, whether on the Flag Deck or in the Bayview Room, both are perfect settings. We have always enjoyed working there, and our clients continue to have a fabulous time partying the evening away while sipping craft cocktails, enjoying beautiful dinners and indulging in late night snacks!” ~ Kelsey Connelly, Owner, Designer+Planner at Kelsey Events

On board with a yacht club wedding yet? Yaaaas, us too! P.S. If you book during the month of February , you can uncork bottomless champagne for your guests during cocktail hour (with paid hosted bar)! The promise of bubbly always seems to get people buzzed… 🥂🥂🥂

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Bayview YC Looks to $5M Clubhouse Renovation to Attract Members and New Interest in Sailing

By Joe Barks | May 10, 2021

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The Detroit, Mich. club was incorporated in 1919 during the influenza pandemic, and 100-plus years later is fighting through the COVID pandemic while upgrading its clubhouse that will now feature a second-story deck with panoramic views of both the Detroit and Windsor, Ontario skylines. “In a year of losses, it’s fun being part of a grand opening and a great time to be opening a club,” says new General Manager Matthew Prost, a former local restaurateur who is joining with new Executive Chef Tim Enfield to plan an upscale but casual supper-club concept for the main dining room and a Key West-style vibe for the 40-foot deck, which will be equipped with a full bar and 38-foot couch overlooking the water.

Bayview Yacht Club in Detroit, Mich. was incorporated in 1919 during the time of the influenza pandemic, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. Over its first 100 years, the private club on the city’s east side has held steady through low points that have included a devastating fire, the Great Depression and Great Recession and, so far, another global pandemic.

But the greatest existential threat to the club has been in plain sight for the last several decades, Crain’s Detroit Business reported, with the number of sailboats on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River seeming to shrink every summer. Once a wildly popular pastime in metro Detroit, only a small group of sailing stalwarts now remain. And as sailing goes, so goes the Bayview Yacht Club.

“Sailboat racing in the city of Detroit has dwindled dramatically in the last 20 years,” Chuck Stormes, Bayview YC’s Commodore and a member of the club since 1983, told Crain’s Detroit Business . “Our major pipeline of membership came from the 300-some boats that raced on Lake St. Clair for years and years. [But] a big turnout these days is less than 100 boats.”

Club leadership is now hoping that the completion of more than $5 million of renovations at Bayview’s 86-year-old clubhouse will start a resurgence and help the club reverse a membership decline and the impact of other recent developments, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. The club’s signature Bayview Mackinac Race lost its title sponsor, Bell’s Brewery, after a decade, and then a century-old Queen City tugboat that the club was leasing to be used as a temporary clubhouse during renovations sank in March, leaving Bayview with just a tent to bring members together.

But Stormes believes the tide will turn for the organization once the new clubhouse welcomes back members in June, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. “If we can bring the people in and introduce them to the sport, we might be able to grow, and in that way, sort of lead a comeback of sailing in Detroit,” Stormes said.

In addition to being a shrine to the club’s storied sailing history, the renovated 13,000-sq. ft. clubhouse, which has been expanded by 2,700 square feet, will feature new amenities meant to grow Bayview’s niche while also luring outsiders, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.

The renovated clubhouse will boast a new grand entrance that will display trophies and plaques, a new second-story deck with panoramic views of the Detroit and Windsor (Ontario, Canada) skylines, and revamped bar and dining areas led by local restaurateur Matthew Prost, who was hired as the club’s General Manager in March, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.

More than 85 percent of the clubhouse had to be demolished and rebuilt, and the cost swelled by $1 million due to rising water levels and flooding in the foundation, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.  Around 40 percent of the project cost was funded by member donations and the rest by a loan through Flagstar Bancorp.

“The clubhouse was falling apart,” said Brad Kimmel, a Bayview member who oversaw the renovations done by Farmington Hills, Mich.-based architect Nordstrom Samson & Associates and Rochester-based general contractor Frank Rewold & Sons. “[The renovation] was born out of necessity, and number two, to cater to our next generation and their demands and wants.”

That meant evolving the club from a sailor’s hideaway to a place where members can drop in for a business meeting or relax with family, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.  After the Great Recession, membership at private clubs and country clubs throughout the state contracted, and for many, including Bayview, membership never recovered. That’s forced many clubs to shed their “good old boys” aura and provide amenities that cater to families and a more diverse pool of potential customers.

Bayview currently has around 350 active full-time members, down more than 25 percent from its pre-recession peak, while most members are around 50 years old and up, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. The club, which operates as a 501(c)(7) nonprofit social club, does around $4 million in annual revenue. That declined somewhat last year due to the pandemic, but membership did not dip.

While the club is financially viable, Stormes told Crain’s Detroit Business , it needs more members to remain that way. The goal is to reach 400 in the next 18 months.

Sailing remains at the center of the club’s mission, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. Bayview YC has 10 boats spanning 20 feet and offers boat slips and storage. It also hosts a highly regarded junior sailing program, collegiate sailing, winter seminars and a variety of races, including international matches and the popular Bayview Mackinac Race, also known as the Port Huron to Mackinac Race.

Costs of a full active membership for ages 35 and up include a $2,500 admission fee, $200 monthly dues and a $150 quarterly minimum spend, Crain’s Detroit Business reported, and there are incentives for younger members. The admission fee is $100 for those ages 27 to 35, and monthly dues are less than half that of older members. A junior class membership has no monthly dues or spend minimums. Those ages 22 to 26 pay $171 annually, while 21 and under pay $81 annually.

“We need a definite new influx of young people who want to get into the sport of sailing, because the sport of sailing is dying,” Kimmel told Crain’s Detroit Business . “We’re really trying to promote the sport of sailing by offering the best amenities that cater to the next generation.”

The best way to strengthen its sailing program in the long run was to invest in other areas, the club’s management decided. To that end, Crain’s Detroit Business reported, the renovated clubhouse will be outfitted with half a dozen flex-space meeting and conference rooms with Wi-Fi, printing and other office amenities. Besides sailing, offerings include kayaking, golf leagues, winter hockey, bowling leagues, a book club, music and live events, as well as holiday parties, weddings and rentals for other special events.

Among the most notable changes—and perhaps the biggest draw for younger prospective members—will be the kitchen and bar, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.  Prost is planning an upscale but casual supper-club concept for the club’s main indoor dining room, featuring comfort dishes such as steak and prime rib, with some twists.

Upstairs, Prost envisions a Key West-kind of vibe for the 40-foot deck, which will be equipped with a full bar and 38-foot couch overlooking the water. Tiki cocktails and shellfish appetizers will be offered, with a wood-fired outdoor pizza oven to handle a heartier meal.

“We’re driving that narrative to attract that newer, younger member,” Probst said.

Prost ran the bar and lounge at the Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin resorts for 12 years before coming to Detroit, where he managed restaurants at the Westin Book Cadillac Detroit and Royal Park Hotel in Rochester, Mich. as well as Social Kitchen and Bar in Birmingham, Mich., Crain’s Detroit Business reported. Before Bayview, he worked for more than three years as regional manager for Delaware North, managing food and beverage at Little Caesars Arena and the Hockeytown Café in downtown Detroit.

“Quite frankly, COVID was a devastating time to be an employee at the arena,” Prost told Crain’s Detroit Business . “It was a great opportunity to see what was out there, and Bayview came calling.”

Prost has hired Executive Chef Tim Enfield from The Henry Hotel in Dearborn, Mich., and is looking to hire 50 full- and part-time employees by the June opening of Bayview’s renovated clubhouse, Crain’s Detroit Business reported. But he is worried about finding enough people, given the ongoing shortage of workers in the hospitality industry. “All of my friends and colleagues in the industry have had a really hard time finding help,” he noted.

While renovations on the clubhouse wrap up, Bayview’s leadership is busy organizing the 97th iteration of the Bayview Mackinac Race, scheduled for July 24 th , Crain’s Detroit Business reported. The Lake Huron race likely won’t be the big party it usually is, but the club hopes it will be more traditional than in 2020, when social gatherings were prohibited and the race moved forward with little fanfare.

Atwater Brewery took the place of Bell’s as the race’s main sponsor right before the pandemic began, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.  The deal with Atwater, which extends through 2022, is smaller than the one with Bell’s, but financial terms were not disclosed. Bell’s Brewery founder Larry Bell and Bayview parted amicably and left open a chance for a partnership in the future.

“Our analysis on the return on investment as title sponsor didn’t make financial sense to us anymore. It was a huge outlay of cash,” Bell told Crain’s Detroit Business . “We have a friendly relationship [with the club and the event]. We enjoyed the heck out of it. We hope that at some time we can be their beer sponsor again. That hasn’t worked out yet.”

For now, Bayview Yacht Club is ready to say cheers to a new start, Crain’s Detroit Business reported.

“It’s a great time to be opening a club,” Prost said. “In a year of losses, it’s fun being part of a grand opening.”

About The Author

Joe Barks contributes to Club & Resort Business magazine working out of Wayne, Pa. (suburban Philadelphia). He has been covering the club and resort industry since the launch of C&RB in April 2005 and during that time has written cover-story profiles of over 150 club and resort properties, as well as many additional articles about specific aspects of club management and profiles of leading club managers. Barks has been a writer and editor for specialized business publications for over 40 years, covering a wide variety of industries and professional disciplines over the course of his career. He is a four-time winner of Jesse H. Neal Awards from the American Business Press, known as the “Pulitzer Prizes” for industry trade publications. He has also been a freelance contributor to many leading national consumer and business publications, and served as Marketing Manager for the Hay Group, a leading worldwide management consulting firm. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.

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The Bayview has 3 levels of panoramic open bay views that creates a stunning atmosphere for any occasion, including an exquisite rooftop. We cater to all occasions; however, we are proud to specialize in Wedding receptions. As part of our commitment to making your day special, we cater only one wedding at a time. You will be the shining star and the main attraction.

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Referred to as Long Island’s most picturesque waterfront wedding venue, Bridgeview Yacht Club has been catering to NY couples for over 20 years! Our photographers and video team love making the trip out to Long Island to shoot at this beautiful venue! Thanks to it’s prime location, couples and their guests enjoy unobstructed views of the water from the glass walled banquet rooms and breathtaking sunsets. In addition to having several rooms to choose from, couples also receive access to Bridgeview Yacht Club’s courtyard and lush gardens. The Long Island wedding venue list their catering packages right on their website and include an affordable buffet option and sit down dinner menu. Our team of wedding photographers and videographers have captured several beautiful weddings at Bridgeview Yacht Club and ca’t wait to return! Check out our wedding photos and video below….

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Our photographers had a great time capturing this romantic wedding at Bridgeview Yacht Club. The adorable couple got ready at home and exchanged vows in a church ceremony before heading over to the waterfront venue for photos. Elizabeth and Daniel chose the Pavilion room at Bridgeview Yacht Club which features a grand ballroom with walls of glass and fabric draped ceilings and eleven (yes 11) crystal chandeliers! The reception kicked off with a fun introduction for the wedding party and first dance by the newlyweds. Our videographers did a great job creating a romantic yet fun wedding trailer video for Elizabeth and Daniel that features footage of them getting ready, their ceremony and of course those amazing water views. Be sure to check it out!

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Theresa & Rich’s New Year’s Eve wedding at Bridgeview Yacht Club was a blast to capture! The adorable couple and their fantastic wedding party didn’t let the cold weather stop the party. To celebrate their winter wedding and the new year ringing in , the bridesmaids wore glittery gowns (all 13 of them) and white fur shawls! Bridgeview Yacht Club was sure to have the reception room set up and ready to go for the wedding celebration after their church ceremony and quick stop at their local bar for shots (how fun!). Our photographers and video team then captured the newlyweds at the Long Island waterfront venue before they were introduced into the reception. Be sure to check out their full gallery to see just how amazing a New Year’s Eve wedding can be !

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Bridgeview Yacht Club is a great choice for your Long Island wedding if you are seeking a beautiful waterfront view and variety of elegant ballrooms to choose from. Mariana and Michael contact our studio seeking an affordable photography wedding package after booking their wedding date at Bridgeview Yacht Club. Our photographers were honored to work with the beautiful Bride and Groom and captured their church wedding ceremony followed by sunset waterside photos at the venue after wards. Their reception was filled with well wishes from their family and friends and a great dance party to celebrate their union! Be sure to check out their full gallery to see more wedding photos at the Bridegeview Yacht Club below..

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Bridgeview Yacht Club’s beautiful waterfront setting provided the perfect backdrop for Antoinette and Frantz’s big day.The adorable couple booked our affordable photo and video package to capture their day at the Long Island wedding venue. They started with a first look in the venue followed by romantic bride and groom portraits outside by the water. Bridgeview Yacht Club offers couples several rooms to choose from for their wedding day and affordable wedding packages in an elegant setting. Be sure to check out Antoinette and Frantz’s wedding video trailer to see more of their big day!

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